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Fall’s one of the best times to divide your pulmonaria or other perennials, so here’s a tip for helping the …
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Fall’s one of the best times to divide your pulmonaria or other perennials, so here’s a tip for helping the …
At a glance, the foliage resembles the herbs chervil, coriander and parsley.
We grew ‘Samantha’ at our test garden in part shade and it bloomed beautifully. It’ll rebloom in late summer or …
It’s almost a shame to call this a weed, except that it doesn’t respect the boundaries of your garden. At …
On sunny winter days, the bark of young trees can develop frost cracks. It’s a good idea to protect them …
Dodder is a parasite with suckerlike roots that penetrate into another plant’s stem to gather nutrients and water.
Common garter snakes are sometimes called garden snakes. The yellow stripes you see in the photo give these snakes their …
A good word to describe crown gall on roses and other ornamental plants is “yuck.” The lumpy growths around the …
Most bulbs do best with a planting depth of three times the height of the bulb, and fritillarias are no …
Although this perennial weed grows only 3 to 4 ft. high, its roots may spread up to 14 ft. below …